Lindsay Lohan Caught Stealing Again

August 28. 2009

Is there a type of rehab for thieves, as Lindsay Lohan is at it again. She's stolen copyrights, clothes, shoes and jewelry. Recently, in a very embarrassing incident, the police were called in London, England, over the one time actress stealing $500,000 worth of jewelry from an Elle magazine photo shoot, which the publication borrowed from a renowned designer.

According to Radar Online, another jewelry store, XIV Karats in Beverly Hills, has denounced Lindsay's thievery, stating she borrowed $2,000,000 in jewelry and refuses to return it.

Considering her track record, lending her anything was a risky proposition. She is a full-fledged, unreformed drug addict that's blown almost all her money. If you lend Lindsay anything of value, it is going to end up in a pawn shop, going for far less than it is worth.

She is going around the industry offering sex for favors and roles, as the studios do not want to work with her, due to the fact she takes no pride in her work, is unprofessional and a psychotic Kabbalah kleptomaniac, stealing from everyone, left, right and center.

Some establishments need assistance in determining what is good publicity, as merely having a notable name does not spell credibility with audiences. Having Lindsay Lohan and certain other fallen stars wearing your product, is not a good endorsement, as due to their behavior, it devalues the brand. Once again, not all publicity is good publicity. It's a risky association you don't want the public making.

Jewelry Store Demands Lindsay Return $2 Million in Jewels

August 28, 2009 - Lindsay Lohan is back in the press again. Trouble just seems to find her. The latest is that Lilo has been accused of taking expensive jewelry from posh Beverly Hills store XIV Karats, and hasn’t returned them.

According to Radaronline, Lindsay had the jewelry on loan from the store from over two months ago. When she was contacted about returning them, Lindsay simply said she didn't have them...

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